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* Critical 3 - Technology Device Rules in the Home

* Critical 3 - Technology Device Rules in the Home

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Do you set technology device boundaries in your home? Do you provide professional guidance to others about safe technology uses for children and families? Technology devices have a large presence in our daily lives, surrounding us in our homes, schools, and workplaces. They assist us in many ways but can be equally disruptive or dangerous if not marshalled correctly. Dana Miller shares three critical things to consider when teaching or setting your own technology device limits for children and adolescents.

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*AMBER Advocate 45th Edition

*AMBER Advocate 45th Edition

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45th edition of the AMBER Advocate Newsletter, first issue of Calendar Year 2021

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*National Criminal Justice Training Center offers free police relations webinar series

*National Criminal Justice Training Center offers free police relations webinar series

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NCJTC launches new webinar series focused on inclusive policing and building community relationships. Learn more by watching the complete interview.

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2016 AMBER Alert Report

2016 AMBER Alert Report

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From the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), this report provides detailed analysis of AMBER Alert cases in 2016.

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2017 Youth Experiences Survey: Final Report

2017 Youth Experiences Survey: Final Report

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Final Report for the 2017 Youth Experiences Survey

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2017 Youth Experiences Survey: References

2017 Youth Experiences Survey: References

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Reference information for Youth Experiences webinar

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2017 Youth Experiences Survey: Webinar Presentation

2017 Youth Experiences Survey: Webinar Presentation

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Webinar presentation information from Youth Experiences webinar

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2018 CTAS

2018 CTAS

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Documents from CTAS- 508 compliant

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2018 CTAS Financial Management Orientation Session

2018 CTAS Financial Management Orientation Session

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2018 CTAS Orientation

2018 CTAS Orientation

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